Flurry of hydrogen fuel cell cars challenge all-electric vehicles

	'Cloak' could make heat, static invisible in electronics | Molecular flash memory could store massive amounts of data
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	Flurry of hydrogen fuel cell cars challenge all-electric vehicles Top car makers this week used the stage at the L.A. Auto Show to showcase announcements around their upcoming release of zero-emission, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Symantec Conquering the Top 5 Enterprise Data Protection Challenges How are today's CIO's overcoming today's datacenter challenges? IT must push for 100% virtualization, simplified disaster recovery systems, and efficient data protection solutions to achieve greater administrative efficiencies and meet these demands. Learn more In this Issue 'Cloak' could make heat, static invisible in electronics Molecular flash memory could store massive amounts of data IDG Contributor Network: Beyond Bitcoin: Why the block chain is what really matters Cameras, robotic mules could help battle Ebola in West Africa Disruptive technology: Dead companies do tell tales Does being first in supercomputing still matter? Intel looks to tame passwords with biometrics Can't wait for the Apple Watch? You're not alone 'Cloak' could make heat, static invisible in electronics The search for a two-part invisibility cloak yields a technique that could help eliminate static and heat build-up in electronic devices. Read More   Molecular flash memory could store massive amounts of data Novel molecules could help flash memory move beyond its storage limits, allowing for massive amounts of data to be recorded in small spaces. Read More   IDG Contributor Network: Beyond Bitcoin: Why the block chain is what really matters Bitcoin's central contribution is the block chain. The block chain will have a significant future impact that stretches far beyond just electronic payments. Read More   Cameras, robotic mules could help battle Ebola in West Africa Researchers are working on technology that could be shipped to West Africa to help fight the Ebola outbreak as soon as a few months from now, while also looking ahead to bigger plans to combat any disease outbreak. Read More   Disruptive technology: Dead companies do tell tales Companies nearly always have plenty of time to properly address disruptive technology. So why do so many fail to do so? Read More   Does being first in supercomputing still matter? The European forecast of Hurricane Sandy in 2012 was so far ahead of U.S. models in predicting the storm's path that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration was called before Congress to explain how it happened. Read More   Intel looks to tame passwords with biometrics Intel wants you to use your body to log into email and online bank accounts. Read More   Can't wait for the Apple Watch? You're not alone In the past two weeks, new information has come out about the Apple iWatch. Columnist Mike Elgan is among the developers, analysts and vendors eagerly waiting for the new device to arrive next year. Read More
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